re: Fans in Tiger Stadium

I think most people understand fans who buys tickets can do whatever they want regarding the game. I think what people don't understand is the fact people leave early after spending said money, time, etc and have waited all year for football season.

Whiskey drains you, we were playing lackadaisical and still pretty dominant going into the fourth. Girlfriend and I were arguing.

I kicked myself for leaving after I heard the crowd go nuts. I looked at my LSU app and saw the 100 yrd touchdown interception. Loston had mediocre play even with that pick.

ETA: I had to edit this post because so douche bag that is friends with my gf just texted her that I said, "she was bitching at the game" on tigerdroppings. Jesus Christ how old are you?

This is not a new. They do it on the regular. Did you not remember seeing how empty the stands were when LSU almost lost to troy state back in 2008.

No. Superfans are those that cry and bitch when people leave when they want to, asking "why even go to the game if you're not going to stay until the very end?" You want to know why? Simple. I wanted to go to the game but didn't feel like staying until the end. Super fans don't understand this and get on a message board and cry and criticize. Regular fans don't give a frick.

I love when people think they have a right to tell you what to do with your own ticket that you payed for...

From where I sit the East side and the upper decks had a ton of empty seats from beginning. I guess hunting held more priority.

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Left at halftime and will continue to do so when i feel like it

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Guess you are one of the thousands that complain about lack of night games, but leave before night sets in.

Tailgating more important than supporting the young men who play the game. Sad,sad state of affairs.

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This is not a new.

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I realize it's not new, but its no less ridiculous. LSU fans are just plain inexplicable and they like it that way. I don't find their inability to watch their own team in a game that they look forward to all year in any way endearing. Its like they can't wait to get out of the stadium as soon as they get there. It takes the smallest of excuses to send the masses to the gates and sometimes not any excuse, like this past Saturday. '

By the way, While I live 700 miles away I support my team at any chance I get. I have been to every game they've played in the state of Florida since I moved here 23 years ago. I have been to numerous games in T.S. since then (obviously not as many as I'd like) I'm avid member and supporter of the LSU alumni association via generous donations so I don't think one can accuse me of not being a good supporter of my team and university.

Thank you.

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Many threads on this last night. My response to one of them: We (wife and 2 kids) left early in fourth. Kids were tired. Most leaving at that time had kids with them. We hit the homecoming parade this morning then chimes for lunch then tailgating. Kids were done after all that. no way I'm sitting in traffic with cranky kids for 2 hours when I can leave little early and be home in 15 minutes. Years ago, I never left early, but once you start bringing the family things change. I've been to every game this year, home and away, so I'm a big/ committed fan; but I'm not going to make the kids or wife stay past their breaking point no matter what the score or opponent is. The Tigers are important, but I will be responsible for 4 empty seats late in the game very often because of family.

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Your teaching your kids bad habits bro. My kids were tired and cranky but I made them suck it up and we didn't leave until 00:00 was on the clock. You got to teach them young!